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- ↑ "Melbourne Goes Into The Woods, Jan . 21" by Peter Kemp at playbill.com
- ↑ Follies
- ↑ Andrew Lloyd Webber's Sunset Boulevard
- ↑ "Sinister new crime thriller is Australia’s answer to Broadchurch" by Debi Enker at www.smh.com.au
- ↑ "Australian 'Gallipoli'" by Janet Maslin at www.nytimes.com
- ↑ "Cameras roll on Savage River" by David Knox at tvtonight.com.au
